Catulli Carmina, Varietate Lectionis Et Perpetua Adnotatione Illustr. a F.D. Doering. Accedunt Handii Notae Criticae

This is a scholarly edition of the poems of Gaius Valerius Catullus, the renowned Roman lyric poet. Titled "Catulli Carmina, Varietate Lectionis Et Perpetua Adnotatione Illustr. a F.D. Doering. Accedunt Handii Notae Criticae," this edition offers a comprehensive exploration of Catullus's work, featuring a critical apparatus with variant readings and extensive annotations by F.D. Doering, supplemented by the critical notes of Handius. Catullus's poems, known for their intense emotionality, wit, and vivid depictions of Roman life, continue to resonate with readers today. This edition is an invaluable resource for scholars and students of Latin literature, providing deep insights into the text and its historical context. The detailed annotations elucidate the nuances of Catullus's language and style, making this a vital addition to any classical library.

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